With creamy cheddar and monterey jack cheese. All natural (No artificial ingredients). Good source of protein. No artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives. Packed with goodness! With hidden veggies! True or False: Preparing a healthy meal that your child will enjoy is difficult. Open to find out! The one thing we're sneaky about? Vegetables. Goodness for kids is what we are all about. Kids' meals these days - a lot of them are downright scary. That's because they are often loaded with all sorts of artificial ingredients that we can't even pronounce! As a father myself, I decided that we needed more options for all-natural (No artificial ingredients) kid's meals - the kind that are yummy and nutritious for children while affordable and convenient for parents. We did just that, in a real kitchen, with the help of a top chef and a pediatric nutritionist. The result is Kidfresh: a twist on children's favorites made with real vegetables, grains and proteins. Like our Quesadillas, prepared with a traditional recipe and hidden carrots in the cheese sauce. They will love it! Matt Cohen, Kidfresh Founder. Simply nutritious - hidden veggies; good source of protein; good source of vitamin A and calcium; 0 g trans fat; no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives. Made with real ingredients - wheat tortillas, cheese, carrots. Fresh-frozen goodness. Freezing is one of the best natural ways to preserve nutrients and flavors while extending the shelf life of food. That's why Kidfresh meals are frozen immediately after being cooked, so that they keep all the good stuff for a long time! Kidfresh uses sustainable packaging. GreenChoice 100. The board we use for this box is 100% recyclable. That's not all: the bowl inside is BPA and phthalate free and 100% recyclable. That's pretty cool! Please recycle. Save the Children. Giving back to the community. Kidfresh considers it important to give back to the community and is a proud sponsor of Save the Children, a leading nonprofit organization. Learn more at www.kidfresh.com. Product of Canada.